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... in conjunction with Mr. Bramston, and continued in parliament up to 1852. He again was candidate for that division in the Whig interest, but was defeated by considerable majority by Mr. Bramston and Sir Wm. Bowyer Smyth. The deceased suoceeded in the ...
... expecting Another miscalculation, Tor which I am teaponeib.e, was faa did on me unwliluigneae to the Isst to tellere that tbe great Whig Party in tbe Riding, the traditional successors tnd polities! descendants or the great men wbo made the Settlement of the ...
... Reudwee in th* Centre comprtoe. a emmodioa. Dwelling, with Mntabl. Kitchen .nd Office.. On each SM. of th. Centre Bnlldiag at. Whig, of Two Storie* aboat 286 Fert la Length, together with Waehhou.es and Lauodrim about SO Feet in Length. The Airing Courts ...
... Briggate. 023 RUPTURES. BT ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. E'S MOCMAIN LEVER TRUSS, inng no «leel *prl::g round the body, 1. recommended whig peculleritie* and advantage*;— l*. facility ol anil, perfect freedom from liability to chafe or •d, II may tie worn w ith equal ...
... Labouchere is notoriously not a capable man. He wants, if not industry, certainly administrative power ; he is I one of the old Whig lot— the second-ratei who bave beea ' laid upon the itself ; and notwithstanding fail wealth, i amiability, and good connections ...
... James Stott. BEWARE OF SrtßlOl-t IMITATIONS. On Tuesday kkxt, will be published, price ls. THE HALIFAX ELECTION, 1852, A WHIG i MELODRAME ; IN THREE ACTS. May be bad of Lkyland and Son. and Wiiitlky and Booth, Halifax ; Stanfield, and H. O. Mawson, ...
... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He im- posed the Income-Tax in 1842— and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as in some form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of tbe C ...
... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He im- posed the Income-Tax in IS42 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as In eoroe form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of the ...
... Second Edition, 3a. London : John w. Parker & Son, West Strand. MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK.- This day. Octavo, 285., HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of 1830. By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and IL— te the passing ofthe Reform Bill. r e London : John W. Parker & Son ...